... steal her apron to her eye and Master A. Miller was heartily applauded for his rendering of Oh, let it be soon. After a clog dance by Mr. N. Still, Mr. J. Harrison favoured with Strolling round the town, which was very popular. Mr. Billiughurst gave ...

... and Mr. L. S. Kemp tcharecter songs and sketches), Mr. A. Newman (pianoforte solos), Mr. Green (violin the Brothers Fredd (clog dance). Miss V. Stoneley and Miss Berry (recitations). The various contributions were warmly applauded and several numbers were ...

... Eastbourne favourite, has lost none of his wonderful skill as a dancer, and he was loudly encored for his efforts in a song and clog dance. The great treat of the evening was, of course, the banjo playing of the Brothers Bohee. A march polka, Le revenant de ...